| """ | |
| can-i-run-it — the honest local-AI hardware advisor. | |
| The `engine` package is a *deterministic* compatibility engine. It does the | |
| real arithmetic (memory budgets, what fits, honest trade-offs) with no AI in | |
| the loop, so every number it produces can be inspected and trusted. | |
| A small language model is layered on top *only* to chat and explain — it never | |
| invents the facts. That separation is the whole point: the numbers are math, | |
| the words are plain English. | |
| """ | |
| from .advisor import advise | |
| from .hardware import HardwareSpec | |
| __all__ = ["advise", "HardwareSpec"] | |
| # Bump this whenever the catalogue or rules change. Shown in the UI so people | |
| # know how fresh the advice is — credibility over cleverness. | |
| CATALOGUE_VERSION = "2026-06-07" | |